School of Ministry Resources Podcast

In this episode we take a spiritual journey through Hosea Chapter 5, drawing parallels between the Biblical text and our contemporary lives.  We see how God's messages through the prophet Hosea remain relevant today. The symbolism of "the moth and the lion," emphasizing how small, unnoticed sins can lead to greater spiritual decay if left unchecked and unrepented. Through engaging storytelling, in...

This introduction to Revelation highlights the central theme of  the unveiling of Jesus Christ. While the book is rich in prophesy and symbolism, its purpose is to reveal the glory and majesty of Christ, portraying His ultimate triumph over sin and Satan.  Listeners are encouraged to understand Revelation not as a mysterious or unsolvable riddle, but as a clear uncovering of future events.  This b...

This episode in James 1:12 delves into the concept of enduring trials and how God can use them for our spiritual growth.  This message emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's power, understanding that tribulations build perseverance, character, and hope. The child of God can learn to rely solely on Christ's strength, acknowledging that our weaknesses are opportunities for His strength to be...

In this timeless lesson of Genesis chapter 21, we delve into the profound encounter between Abraham and Abimelech, exploring the significance of the oath at Beersheba and the planting of the tamarisk tree. Join us as we uncover the deeper meanings behind the names of God, such as El Olam, the Everlasting God, and El Shaddai, God Almighty. Discover how these names reveal various aspects of God's na...

"At Parbar Westward," is this episode in which we delve into the significance of 1 Chronicles 26:18, exploring the deeper meaning behind the passage and its relevance to our daily lives.   Here we draw a compelling parallel between the ancient temple guards and our responsibility to guard our hearts and minds against worldly philosophies. Through insightful references to Proverbs 4:23 and 2 Corint...

This lesson examines Mark 6:14–29, recounting the arrest and beheading of John the Baptist, Herod’s reaction to Jesus’ rising fame, and the sending of the twelve apostles. The episode emphasizes John as the last Old Testament prophet and the transition as Christ launches the new covenant. Historical background on Herod, Herodias, and the setting in Galilee is provided, plus practical reflections o...

This message from Mark 6:7–13 and 30–32, explaining Jesus' commissioning of the twelve apostles: their authority to cast out demons, heal the sick, and preach repentance. The episode highlights the apostles' dependence on God, the practical instructions Jesus gave for their mission, the rejection they faced (as in Nazareth), and the confirming role of miracles. It closes with the importance of acc...

This message from Mark 6:1-6, explaining how Jesus was amazed at the unbelief of His hometown and how that unbelief obscured the obvious, elevated the irrelevant, and attacked the Messenger. Drawing on Biblical examples, the episode warns of the consequences of rejecting Christ and encourages a heart of faith.

The Lesson from Mark chapter 5:21–43, part 2 recounts two powerful miracles: the resurrection of Jairus' twelve-year-old daughter and the healing of a woman with a twelve-year flow of blood. The episode emphasizes Jesus’ compassion, authority over sickness and death, and the role of faith—highlighting how Jesus ministers personally amid crowds, calms fear, and restores life. It also reflects on wh...

This lesson walks through Mark 5:21–43, unpacking two intertwined miracles: a synagogue leader's dying daughter and a woman healed after twelve years of bleeding. The lesson highlights Jesus' accessibility, compassion, and power, showing how He takes time for all, sharing the good news of God's salvation.

In this latest episode of the School of Ministry podcast, join us as we embark on an eye-opening journey into understanding current world events through the lens of biblical prophecy. This comprehensive study leads us through the informative fifth chapter of 1 Thessalonians where we consider global happenings - from political shifts in Israel to controversies within Islam and worldwide violence. T...

Welcome to another episode of the School of Ministry podcast, where we examine an enlightening exploration into the Book of Daniel. Dive into Daniel's extraordinary life and his prophetic ministry during Israel's pivotal 70-year period of Babylonian captivity. Trace Daniel's journey as God’s prophetic mouthpiece, conveying the divine eternal purpose to both Jew and Gentile through his visionary dr...

Join us in this enlightening episode as we explore the aspect of walking by faith in contrast to walking by sight, as inscribed in 2 Corinthians 5:7. Journey with us as Scripture depicts the stark difference of perceiving the world through our physical eyes, an insight based on what is visible and tangible, versus through faith in God's revelation. Through this discourse, we emphasize the importan...

Mark 4:30-41 we now see Jesus teaching the multitudes and His own disciples in two ways.  We examine the teaching of the parable of the mustard seed, then continue as Jesus calms the storm.  The impact this has is tremendous.  Join us in our study.  If you find this helpful or encouraging, please hit 'like' or 'follow' or 'subscribe.'   

In our Mark series, we further examine the parables our Lord gave, with His explanation.  This encouraging lesson helps us understand our purpose and place in speaking the 'good-news.'

In our series from the Gospel of Mark we examine more of Jesus' teachings.  The example of the light not being hidden is examined in this study.  We hope you are finding these helpful and encouraging in your daily life.  If so, please subscribe, or follow, hit 'like' or even share it with another.

Jesus uses parables to teach the multitudes, but carefully instructs His disciples, so they would have the correct understanding of His Kingdom.  Join us as we examine these wonderful truths, still available for us today!  Please hit "like" or subscribe, maybe even share this.

In our series in the gospel of Mark, we complete our look at what the unforgivable sin is.  If this is helpful or encouraging, please subscribe, share or 'like.'  Your support in this way is does more to assist us getting out the message.  

Mark 3:20-35, part 2  of our Mark series deals with the 'unforgivable sin.'  This may be a comfort to many and should be a warning to others.  Join us as we study this rich gospel account of Jesus.  Please hit 'like' or subscribe if this is helpful to you or share it with others.

We continue in our series from the Gospel of Mark and now enter a special section.  We ask, as C.S. Lewis proposed, is Jesus a lunatic, a liar, or Lord.  Unfortunately we had to make due with the audio because of building repair, so please be patient, we have the problem fixed, but too late for this message. 

We pick up in our study in the Gospel of Mark with the second half of Jesus calling the apostles.  A look at the character of these men is encouraging and helpful for living today.  Join us!  If you find this useful, please share, hit 'like' or subscribe.

Jesus calls twelve apostles from the disciples.  We examine who these men were and learn of their characteristics. Please subscribe, hit 'like' or share with someone if you find this helpful.

This section looks at the passage on the 'unforgivable sin.'  Some are concerned they have committed this sin while others should be concerned.  Join in this study and please subscribe, hit 'like' or 'share.'   

In our series on the Gospel of Mark, we see the crowds that have been coming from far and wide, to hear Jesus and some for healing.  Join us as we see much about the life of Jesus.

As we open chapter 3 in the Gospel of Mark, we find Jesus making preparation for proclaiming the 'Good News.'  He heals the man with the withered hand on the Sabbath.  Join us and see what great truths He has revealed.   If you find this helpful, please share, subscribe or follow.  In this way you support us more than you may realize.  We are so glad to have you partner with us.